Payments & refunds
USDC terms, uncertain outcomes, receipts, and the boundary of the demo.
This page documents preview behavior and launch requirements. Final operator details, legal terms, contact channels, and production commitments have not been established.
Preview prices
Amounts shown in sample flows are illustrative. Local demo receipts are not blockchain transactions, credits, invoices, proof of payment, or refundable financial balances.
Production payment review
The intended flow displays model rate, maximum token atomic units, token contract, Monad network, merchant, enforceable usage limits, authorization expiry, and any separate network fee before approval. A wallet connection does not authorize payment.
One logical operation
A run and its payment authorization must preserve identity across retries and reconnects. Unknown payment or dispatch outcomes require reconciliation of the original operation before another payment is attempted.
Delivery and refunds
Payment settlement and successful inference are different events. The intended upto mechanism collects measured actual cost after delivery, within the approved maximum. Unused maximum remains in the wallet. Missing usage enters reconciliation; a failed collection does not rerun inference or create a new charge. Any exceptional refund requires verified merchant action.
Additional products
Rewards and promotion interfaces are extension previews. Their benefits must map to per-request discounts or compensation under published terms, without creating a prepaid product balance. Reseller procurement remains operator-only.
Before accepting funds
A production operator must publish billing entity details, supported networks and assets, final pricing, tax handling, refund eligibility, deadlines, and support procedures. No such commercial commitment is created by this outline.